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The stage is set, the pitch is ready, the players are in full form and above all our Bollywood stars are in full josh to deliver stunning performances at the opening ceremony of Indian Premier League, 2014. IPL is a perfect amalgamation of cricket and Bollywood. Apart from the celebrity co-owners
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Bollywood style icon Deepika Padukone recently teamed up with Van Heusen to launch her own designer collection at a fashion show in Mumbai. The 28-year-old star, who walked the ramp with 10 lucky fans in her own creation, stated on the occasion that she had not planned on doing such a thi


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eBay CEO John Donahoe (left) with pal Brian Chesky, CEO of Airbnb
Valuations were a topic of robust conversation -- and speculation -- at the gathering of nearly 450 executives. One session sought to answer the question, Is there an enterprise bubble? Other hot topics included the future of media and the role of disrupters like Aereo, which offers network TV via the Net but does not pay broadcasters a transmission fee. Neil Ashe, CEO of global e- commerce for Wal-Mart Stores, promised that mobile tech would transform in-store shopping.
Amid all the talk of transformation, transparency, and innovation, speakers doled out practical advice on how to manage business in the fast-changing tech world. Chesky counseled upstarts to forge relationships with executives like Donahoe. "I've always [felt] I'll be successful as long as I have the humility to take advice from people who have been where I hope to be one day." Of course, it helps to find gurus you really like. --Stephanie N. Mehta
Uber: Big plans beyond hailing rides
It's been three years since Travis Kalanick co-founded Uber to call up cabs and limos via smartphone. The startup has since rolled out in 35 cities, including hotspots such as Amsterdam, Paris, and Seoul. A pop-up Uber Aspen was launched for Fortune's conference in just three days. But Uber is shaping up to be more than just a car service. At Brainstorm, Kalanick revealed he had held informal discussions with a large e-commerce company about utilizing drivers' downtime for same-day delivery, for example. Uber is currently raising a round of funding at a rumored multibillion-dollar valuation. Kalanick dodged a question about that figure before saying, "The multiples that you see in the public market around companies that are growing 50% or 40% ... and we could come in -- well, shoot, I'm getting stuck. Shit." He stopped himself there and the room exploded with laughter. --Jessi Hempel
Television: The future is interactivity
Nancy Tellem, president of Microsoft's Xbox Entertainment Studios, has seen the future of TV -- and she gave Brainstorm attendees a peek. Tellem runs the division responsible for creating original programming for the company's popular games console. (Think Netflix's House of Cards.) Her first project is a program based on the Halo games -- not surprising considering the franchise has generated more than $3 billion in sales since its initial release in 2001. Microsoft (MSFT, Fortune 500) is working with director Steven Spielberg on the show. "The next step was to go deeper in narrative into the Halo mythology," Tellem explained. She described a more interactive viewing experience. Does that mean traditional television will die? Not exactly, according to the former CBS executive. "The package is going to change; you're going to see à la carte options," she said. "But TV is not going anywhere." --Matt Vella
Murdoch: Not afraid to get things wrong
James Murdoch, son of mogul Rupert and deputy chief operating officer of 21st Century Fox, is not afraid of his mistakes. Speaking at dinner on the first night of this year's conference, Murdoch seemed, if anything, wary of not taking enough missteps. "If you become paralyzed by your failures, you won't grow," he said. The obvious example: a phone-hacking scandal that set the stage for the splicing of the Murdochs' lucrative television and film properties from less exciting old-media holdings. But Murdoch, 40, painted the split -- News Corp (NWS). will consist of newspapers; 21st Century Fox, film and TV -- as rational. "Each business makes much more sense separately," he said. He has high hopes for TV in particular. "The business is going through a creative renaissance," he said. "It's a great period," he added, before concluding that the days of "middle of the road" shows are over. --M.V.
Talking hip-hop and tech: Two forces changing American Culture
When Ben Horowitz, co-founder of Andreessen Horowitz, and Steve Stoute, CEO of Translation Advertising, got onstage, it wasn't surprising that they kept returning to hip-hop's relationship to tech. Horowitz is a die-hard fan, and Stoute has worked with the likes of Mary J. Blige and Eminem. Stoute said the mega-partnership between Jay Z and Samsung shows that marketing is changing. (It worked, he said: "Twenty million people went to go download the album on July Fourth.") Horowitz talked about how prominent entrepreneurs influence culture. "Look at the old pictures of Bill Gates, and look at the new pictures of Jack Dorsey," he said. "One was outside the culture, and the other is inside the culture." --Brandon Southward
Univision is gunning for supremacy
Univision president Cesar Conde discussed the company's rapid expansion -- it has 14 cable and broadcast networks. The challenge is hanging on to viewers when there is so much other content besides traditional television. "It's been an important growth trajectory," said Conde, who plans to continue expansion into English-language channels. "It's equally important for us as broadcast networks to constantly reinvent ourselves in the era we are living in now." --Kurt Wagner
Gen. Stanley McChrystal on life after the military
Stanley McChrystal says he knew little about business when he left the military in 2010. He's learned they have much in common. McChrystal, who now runs a consulting firm, is sharing these lessons with the likes of HP (HPQ, Fortune 500). His main liaison? Todd Bradley, HP's executive vice president of strategic growth initiatives. Both recounted operating in a less-than-supportive atmosphere. "Your responsibility is to dilute that ambivalence to create certainty," Bradley concurred. --Miguel Helft
Startup Idol AnyRoad Is bringing tour guides into the 21st century
When Daniel and Jonathan Yaffe get worked up, they take turns speaking for each other. The effect isn't so much finishing each other's sentences as excitedly adding clause after clause.
But the brothers' enthusiasm earned their startup, AnyRoad, the title of 2013 Brainstorm Tech Startup Idol. Launched earlier this year, San Francisco-based AnyRoad is a website for tour guides to list their services: a hike through Rio de Janeiro or a Tokyo sake tasting, for instance. The startup makes money by taking a small commission on tour fees. The Yaffes, San Diego natives, figure they are tapping into a $16 billion global market; just 5% of professional tour guides have websites.
Not surprisingly, the founders like to travel: Jonathan has been to 85 countries; Daniel, to 46. After UC Berkeley, Jonathan, now 31, trekked through Latin America, living like a nomad until he ran out of money. He eventually made his way to Japan, where he founded the progressive, Tokyo-based KAIS International School. Daniel, now 28, launched a magazine about alcohol, sold it, then penned a travel book about whiskey. "Drinking and traveling -- how could I say no?" he jokes.
After years of travel and talking to local guides, the Yaffes started AnyRoad with $60,000 of their own money. The site is testing features to filter suggestions by type of food served, duration, and child-friendliness. The now three-man team plans to expand into Greece and Korea, and wants to be in 15 cities by next year. Come 2015, they want AnyRoad to be available in 10 languages.
AnyRoad won out over contestants with ideas ranging from helping students locate potential friends and dates nearby to crunching through the mounds of data created by intelligence agencies. Each startup was allowed five minutes to pitch its idea for a chance to win an office setup, courtesy of Herman Miller, maker of the Aeron chair, found in most Bay Area startups.
Ultimately, the Yaffes' energy swayed judges Marissa Mayer, Jeff Richards, Dana Settle, and Casey Wasserman. "I like the idea of 'software-eats-travel-guide booking,' " admitted Yahoo CEO Mayer. "And I think, in terms of local and travel, it's about how familiar you are with the market. I like that you've actually been to these places." --JP Mangalindan
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Over at http://www.qrz.com and a number of other forums online, there's plenty of 10-meter radios listed for sale.
There's a couple of amazement items though.
The number of hams selling 10-meter gear with no 10-10 number would lead me to believe, if they knew what a wonder band 10-meters is, why would they sell this gear? As we enter a time of increased sunspots, this is all the more interesting.
I know this has been brought up before, but there's no for sale place for members to post items. I don't know this is a bad idea, given some of the spam that ends up in the other forums listed for sale. I have mixed feelings about this. If I'm a member, having a spot to list my 10-meter gear for sale would be a nice place. If I'm a member, why am I listing ten-meter gear for sale. <G>
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As Somalia turmoil increases, humanitarian work continues
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AKRON, Pa. – Turmoil in Somalia escalated in the last year due to increased political insecurity, drought, flooding, and the rising prospect of famine. Somalia is considered by the United Nations to be the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.
Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) has supported SAACID, a Somali women's organization, for more than a decade. MCC has provided water, education and financing for women to start their own micro businesses.
MCC's Global Family Education Sponsorship program supports SAACID in running schools in the capital, Mogadishu, and Adale.
In December 2006, Ethiopia, aided by the United States, invaded Somalia and overthrew the government. Since then fighting between Ethiopian troops, Islamist insurgents, Somali forces and clan militias have continued.
Problems with food importing and distribution have increased due to pirate activity which requires that ships importing food to Somalia have naval protection, and because some areas of the war-torn country are inaccessible to aid organizations.
The flood of people from Mogadishu grows daily. International relief organizations estimate the number of internally displaced persons to be more than 1.1 million, with further estimates of 3.2 million people, one third of the population, in need of humanitarian aid.
According to Raha Janaqow, director of SAACID, the number of temporary camps for displaced persons continues to grow. Before this recent influx, SAACID was feeding more than 80,000 people. In 2007, MCC provided non-food items such as gerry cans and cooking pots to aid in the distribution of food in the soup kitchens that SAACID runs in these camps.
SAACID also is distributing dry food. It is providing maize, sorghum, oil and beans to each family in the camps.
So far, Janaqow said, SAACID has been able to meet the increased need for clean water. MCC provided five 5,000-gallon portable water tanks in the last two years for access to potable water.
For many it is an emergency schooling situation, but this hasn't diminished the Somali people's high value for education. SAACID is educating in the camps using tents for schools. There hasn't been public education in Somalia since 1991.
Janaqow notes that there are negotiations in Djibouti to address the situation." For the last eight years, there is a lot of talking," she says, "but nothing happens."
With the political situation rapidly deteriorating, SAACID continues its work. Even though peace seems distant Janaqow says, "We still have hope." SAACID's belief in a war-free Somalia with children empowered by education and vibrant citizens working in a productive society keeps them operating in the midst of chaos.


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The hotel occupies the top floors of The Tower Hotel building, 2 blocks from Niagara Fallsview Casino, 172 m (0.11 mi) from the Falls and Queen Victoria Park to the Maid of the Mist, and 0.3 km (0.2 mi) to Horseshow Falls and Journey Behind the Falls.
Top-floor restaurant
The top-floor restaurant affords superb views of the falls and as far as the Toronto skyline on the shore of Lake Ontario. A hospitality suite hosts special events.
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The Tower Hotel's 42 guestrooms are located on Floors 27 through 30. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide unobstructed views of the Falls or the countryside. Each room has 1 king or queen bed.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Located in the popular Fallsview district, this 42-room hotel perches atop the tower, one of the highest points in Niagara Falls. The Falls, Fallsview Casino, and the new Niagara Falls Convention Center are within 172 metres (one-tenth mile).
The lobby and a bar reserved for private groups are both on the ground level. The guestrooms, Pinnacle Restaurant, and Wedding Chapel are on the upper floors of the tower. Fuel Café includes a bar. Cooked to order breakfast (surcharge) is served daily in the café. Both restaurants offer children's menus. Guests enjoy complimentary wireless Internet access. Tour assistance is available. The Tower Hotel is a smoke-free property.
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- Air-conditioned public areas
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Business services
- Currency exchange
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Luggage storage
- Total number of rooms - 42
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 30
- ATM/banking
- Multilingual staff
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Porter/bellhop
- Room service (limited hours)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Parking (surcharge)
- Snack bar/deli
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Tour assistance
- Wedding services
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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Parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge), Parking limited (surcharge)
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- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Microwave (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
Pinnacle Restaurant - Located on the 26th floor with spectacular views of Niagara Falls. Serves Canadian and French cuisine including shrimp, king crab, tagliolini primavera, filet mignon, and a seafood platter with scallops. Children's menu, appetizers, and drinks available.
Fuel Café - Serves breakfast (cooked to order), lunch, dinner, and afternoon tea. Restaurant includes a bar. Children's menu available.
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Boating nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Rafting nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Skiing - cross-country nearby
- Racquetball/squash nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Bowling alley nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
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- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 20
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
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Master Plain English Muffins (12 oz)
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Flour Bleached Enriched (Wheat Flour, Barley Malted Flour, Niacin, Iron, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Folic Acid (Vitamin aB)) , Water, Corn Syrup High Fructose, Contains 2% or less of the Following: ( Wheat Gluten, Yeast, Vegetable(s) Oil (Soybean(s) and/or Cottonseed Oil) , Potato(es) Flour, Buttermilk Solids, Whey Powder, Salt, Calcium Propionate (Preservative) , Vinegar Distilled, Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, Baking Powder (Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Baking Soda, Monocalcium Phosphate, Calcium Sulphate (Sulfate)) , Lactic Acid, Fumaric Acid, Phosphoric Acid, Acetic Acid, Yeast Nutrients (Monocalcium Phosphate, Calcium Sulphate (Sulfate), Ammonium Sulfate) , Azodicarbonamide, Corn Starch, Soy Lecithin, Soy Flour
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Contains Wheat, Milk, And Soy Ingredients
Soy Lecithin is exempt from being labeled as a soy allergen according to U.S. labeling laws. There are only slight traces of the soy protein present to trigger a reaction, however people who are allergic to soy should use caution and check with their allergist before consuming this product.
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- Serving Size: 1 Muffin
- Servings Per Container: 6.0
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- Calories 140.0Calories from Fat 10.0
- Total Calories 840Total Calories from Fat 60
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Total Fat 1.0 g 2%65 g
- Saturated Fat 0.0 g0%20 g
- Trans Fat 0.0 g
- Cholesterol 0.0 mg0%300 mg
- Sodium 270.0 mg11%2,400 mg
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- Total Carbohydrate 27.0 g 9%300 g
- Protein 5.0 g
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- Folic Acid 15.0%
- Iron 8.0%
- Niacin 10.0%
- Riboflavin 8.0%
- Thiamin 15.0%
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Tennessee coach Derek Dooley underwent surgery on his fractured right hip Tuesday, but will direct the Vols from the coaches booth in the press box during Saturday's game at Mississippi State.
Dooley will miss today's practice and could miss Thursday's as well, the university said. He hopes to return to normal coaching duties next week if the move is approved by his doctors.
The surgery comes as Dooley approaches one of the biggest games of his tenure. The Vols (3-2, 0-2 SEC) play at No. 19 Mississippi State (5-0, 2-0) on Saturday (TV: ESPN2, 9 p.m.)
Dooley first revealed the hip injury at practice earlier Tuesday, but the pain had been bothering him for several months. An MRI last Friday revealed a fracture that required immediate surgery, Tennessee officials said.
The surgery was conducted after Tuesday's practice by Dr. Russell Betcher and Dr. Greg Mathien of the Knoxville Orthopedic Clinic at the UT Medical Center.
Tennessee hasn't announced who will direct the team in Dooley's absence or who will be the on-field point man. No staff member currently has the title of assistant or associate head coach.
Offensive coordinator Jim Chaney and safeties coach Josh Conklin work from the box and will likely remain there.
For an offensive perspective, receivers coach Darin Hinshaw, who coached the quarterbacks in 2010 and 2011, might be one option.
Offensive line coach Sam Pittman was associate head coach at North Carolina before joining Dooley's staff this season, while defensive coordinator Sal Sunseri was assistant head coach at Alabama under Nick Saban.
The most relevant experience likely belongs to defensive line coach John Palermo, a longtime assistant head coach at Wisconsin. In 1999, when Wisconsin coach Barry Alavarez was forced into the box after knee surgery, Palermo guided the team on the field for eight games.
Dooley walked gingerly during Tuesday's practice, but gave no indication of the seriousness of his injury. He told reporters he had only "a little hip issue."
"I'm working and nothing has changed," Dooley said after practice. "I wasn't moving like I normally do."
The last Tennessee coach to guide the team from the press box was Johnny Majors, who returned from a three-game absence after preseason heart surgery to lead the Vols to a victory over Cincinnati on Sept. 26, 1992.
Injuries have pushed other coaches off the sidelines in the past. Last year, New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton tore his MCL and broke his leg, forcing him to coach some games from upstairs. Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno's ill health sometimes forced him to coach from the box.
Tennessee plays No. 1 Alabama on Oct. 20 in Knoxville. Dooley hopes to return to the field for that game.
The Vols are in the midst of their toughest stretch of the season with their next three games coming against teams currently ranked in the top 20 and two ranked in the top 5. Dooley hasn't beaten a ranked team during his time at Tennessee.
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CLAYTON — By 2020, Grifols will be responsible for 30 percent of the towns sewer flow, according to a consulting firm that presented projections to the town council on Monday.
Grifols, a pharmaceutical company, is on U.S. 70 Business near Powhatan Road. Nearby is Novo Nordisk, another pharmaceutical company and another major employer in the area.
Jennifer Bell, project manager for design firm CH2M Hill, presented sewer-flow projections through 2035.
The East Clayton industrial area has the potential to create a lot of flow in the future, Bell said.
The town has its own sewage-treatment plant and is building a sewer line to Raleigh. Also, the town has access to Johnston Countys treatment plant in Smithfield.
Thats three treatment sources. Even so, the town might need to build a second treatment plant, Bell said, adding that the second plant would need to come online in 2020 or 2025. The plant would cost about $40 million.
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The council is considering raising the water-capacity fee it charges developers for new projects.
Johnston County raised its water-capacity fee from $3 per gallon to $3.25 per gallon in July. The town is considering doing the same.
Developers pay the one-time fee for each gallon of water their project will use on a daily basis. The town uses the money to replace water capacity consumed by new development so that residents do not pay for that new demand.
The council will hold a public hearing on the proposed rate increase on Nov. 4.
Greenway could grow
Town planner David DeYoung presented plans for expanding Sams Branch Trail.
Sams Branch is a 1.2-mile trail that ends at ONeil Street. The plan would extend the trail under ONeil Street through a tunnel and continue on to Legend Park.
It would be possible with funding from the town and a federal grant. The federal grant would pay for 80 percent of the project.
At its meeting Monday, the council agreed to ask the N.C. Department of Transportation to design the trail extension. The plans will cost the town about $40,000.
Construction would likely begin in 2015. The whole project would cost about $1 million, with the town paying about $200,000.
Red and White store
The former Red and White grocery store on Front Street has escaped demolition again.
The buildings owner, Katie Smith, has agreed to sell the building to Randy Messick. Now the town will allow Messick to move forward with his plans for the building, sparing it from the wrecking ball.
The town will next meet with Messicks financial backer.
We feel a little more positive about it now, said Town Manager Steve Biggs.
Other issues
Councilman Butch Lawter said hes heard complaints about trash piling up on the greenway. The staff will look into it.
Councilman Michael Grannis brought up an issue in Riverwood. When school lets out, many kids walk down Athletic Club Boulevard to get to a crosswalk.
I think it could be an accident waiting to happen, Grannis said.
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Most Embarrassing Concert You Ever Went To . . .
As an adult, of your own free will. The promise of sexual favors is not an excuse!!
As mentioned in the bad song thread, in 1977 I saw the Starland Vocal Band. The bad news is that this may not be the nadir - I also saw Neil Sedaka that year. Fortunately, the drugs saved me. Is it any surprise that I had to ditch the original mrs. hammy??
We could broaden this to include the most embarrasing album you bought as an adult, but that one is tough for me to answer. I did have a Partridge Family album once, but I was, like, eleven, and stooopid, and it was a gift, so not my fault.
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Besides the rookie mistake of seeing Neil Diamond (early 70s) - I have only been to see really good (IMO) stuff like Van Halen, Fleetwood Mac, Rolling Stones, Hall & Oates, etc. I don't go often (10 REAL concerts in my life, maybe), but I do go good. Worst albums I ever bought were the 'Yes' albums I got, long after their loss of key members. I kept hoping they'd be good again. They did make a comeback later on, but the late 70s stuff was crap.
Madonna's "Like a Virgin" tour... what the heck was I thinking??? And I've never even sampled drugs, so there goes that excuse. Best part was the Beastie Boys getting booed off stage... those guys truly suck/ed.
I think I knew this once but don't seem to anymore. Wild ass guess-something to do with Rick Rubin?
Here are their real names if they are of any use to anyone:
Mike Diamond, Adam Horovitz andAdam Yauch.
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Re: Most Embarrassing Concert You Ever Went To . . .
I actually bought this(and still own it) at about the same age. May have been my first.
Actually not a bad album.
All remakes. "Get up in the morning, slaving for bread, sir..."
When I was searching for it, I found that it is for sale on some rare vinyl sites.
No freakin way, dude. I was living in a Philly suburb when they hit it big with the 'blue-eyed soul' thing. 'One on One' and 'I Can't Go For That' are C-L-A-S-S-I-C-S, bro. Darryl was in love with himself and no one knew what Oates did (sort of a Wham thing going there), but they could put out some hits. When their tour came back home to Philly, it was Crazy!
Not embarrassing, but worst concert was the B52's in LA - just awful sound, singing, mix etc. at a time when I loved them. Most embarassing theatrical experience was seeing the Mikado starring Dudley Moore in the late 1980's - he was drunk and kept forgetting his words (T&F connection - COF).
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Worst Record/CD ever purchased: Frankie Goes to Hollywood (idiotic, if briefly fashionable, rubbish)
Worst Concert ever seen: tie: Quicksilver Messenger Service & Van Morrison (the only two concerts I've ever walked out on; QMS was sloppy and out of tune, VM was drunk as a skunk and could hardly stand up).
Hey, I still occasionally like to hear the first half of the FGTH disk - Welcome to the Pleasuredome, Relax, War and Two Tribes. A bit over the top, but all in good fun.
Never saw QMS, and hated the one Van Morrison concert I went to. Like the time I saw Elvis Costello, Morrison played absolutely zero numbers I was familiar with. When paying big bucks to see musicians whose biggest hits were in the past, I want to hear a few of those. Don't give me 75 minutes of all the new stuff no one has heard . . .
Interesting that we feel kind of gypped when a musician only plays 75 minutes. When the Beatles were big and touring they supposedly never played more than 30 minutes at concerts, often only 20!
In the mid-ish 70's I went to see Emerson, Lake and Palmer at a minor league baseball stadium in Jersey City, NJ. They had a warmup group called "IF" and they were awful. The crowd started screaming at them to get off the stage. The lead singer turned around and mooned the crowd and someone in the audience threw a broken bottle at him, lascerating his butt bad enough that it required surgery. By the time order was restored and ELP took the stage, the crowd was drunk/tripping to the point that people were passing out in their own vomit in the isles.
Ahhhh, the good old days.
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Asian shares ended higher on Friday as encouraging data from the United States and China boosted prospects for the global economy, while the yen hit new lows ahead of next week's Bank of Japan meeting. Both Tokyo and Hong Kong stock markets surged to multi-month highs on the upbeat sentiment.
Investors will be watching how much further Japanese equity markets can climb as the Bank of Japan begins it's two-day policy meeting next week. The central bank is currently mulling various options including open-ended asset purchases until 2 percent inflation is in sight or the more conventional approach of topping up asset-buying.
The FTSE CNBC Asia 100 index advanced 0.9 percent.
Japan's Nikkei share average surged 2.9 percent as exporters gained on expectations of aggressive easing from the central bank next week, which put more downward pressure on the yen.
The benchmark index advanced 303.6 points for its biggest daily percent gain in 22 months and marking its longest weekly winning streak since 1987 while the broader Topix rallied 2.3 percent.
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The Hang Seng Index closed up 1.1 percent on the day and 1.5 percent on the week at 23,601.8, its highest since June 1, 2011. The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong rose 2.1 percent on Friday and 2.2 percent this week.
Chinese automakers were among the top performers on the day. Baoxin Auto surged 8.2 percent after Goldman Sachs added the China auto maker to its conviction list, citing its highest luxury car sales volume mix.
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"We are extremely pleased that all of the hard work and commitment to improving our stroke care practices has paid off with this award," said Virginia Roberts, RN, Director of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital's Comprehensive Stroke Center. "Achieving this status was the result of a focused, multidisciplinary effort by our entire stroke care team to deliver the best care possible to patients who have suffered a stroke."
To earn GWTG Bronze status, RWJUH consistently followed the 10 treatment guidelines established by the program. These guidelines include aggressive use of clot-busting stroke treatment medications such as tPA, antithrombotics, anticoagulation therapy, DVT prophylaxis, cholesterol-reducing drugs and smoking cessation counseling. The 90-day evaluation period which resulted in the Bronze Award, is the first step in an ongoing self evaluation by the hospital to consistently reach the 85 percent compliance level needed to sustain the award.
At RWJUH's state-designated comprehensive stroke center, an interdisciplinary Stroke Center Steering Committee meets monthly to review stroke care response and practices with an eye toward enhancing the hospital's overall performance in stroke care. The committee has initiated improvements such as a "brain attack" overhead page to ensure that the hospital's stroke care team is assembled as quickly as possible once hospital staff is alerted that a stroke patient is on the way. The team also works closely with emergency medical service crews on educational programs to help them quickly identify early stroke symptoms. Identifying stroke symptoms immediately allows EMS crews and hospital staff to initiate a brain attack call before the patient's arrival at the hospital, allowing the stroke care team to save precious minutes.
"There is an entire chain of events that needs to occur rapidly when we receive a brain attack call," Roberts explained. "For example, the CAT-Scan area needs to be cleared, the lab needs to be aware that we will require immediate blood work analysis with expedited results, and the doctor needs to be ready for the patient's arrival in the emergency department."
The Comprehensive Stroke Center at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital has received the Gold Seal of Approval from The Joint Commission. To earn and maintain this certification, the Stroke Center embarked on an extensive on-site review by Joint Commission professionals to assure the deployment of rapid-response stroke treatment teams; the operation of designated inpatient stroke care units staffed by qualified stroke caregivers; the use of comprehensive, written stroke care protocols; the existence of an integrated system for managing stroke patients; compliance with professional standards; and a firm commitment from administrators as well as clinicians to provide up-to-date community education about stroke risks, symptoms and treatment.
The GWTG-Stroke program encourages performance improvement efforts and enhanced patient education to help hospitals improve all aspects of stroke care. GWTG-Stroke uses "the teachable moment," the time soon after a patient has had a stroke, when they are most likely to listen and follow their health care professionals' guidance. Studies demonstrate that patients who are taught how to manage their risk factors while still in the hospital reduce their risk of a second stroke. Through GWTG-Stroke, customized patient education materials are made available at the point of discharge, based on patients' individual risk profiles. The take-away materials are written in an easy-to-understand format and are available in both English and Spanish. In addition, the GWTG Patient Management Tool provides access to up-to-date cardiovascular and stroke science at the point of care.
According to the American Stroke Association, each year approximately 700,000 people suffer a stroke—500,000 are first attacks and 200,000 are recurrent attacks. Of stroke survivors, 21 percent of men and 24 percent of women die within a year, and for those aged 65 and older, the percentage is even higher.
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Dallas Theater Center will conclude its four-year Shakespeare cycle with one of the playwright's greatest tragedies King Lear, a co-production with Trinity Repertory Company and directed by DTC artistic director Kevin Moriarty. This production brings together members of DTC's and Trinity Rep's acting companies for the first time in years, resulting in a masterfully acted play about family, aging and the responsibilities of power.
King Lear opens for previews tonight, January 18 and runs through Sunday, February 18. Single tickets to King Lear are on sale now at www.DallasTheaterCenter.org and by phone at (214) 880-0202.
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"It's a wild and woolly Lear," wrote The Providence Journal's Channing Gray. "Never does the intensity let up," in a production he described as "riveting theater." Tracey Minkin of GoLocalProv.com agreed, saying "this is Trinity's greatest artistic achievement in years." Christie Vela's Goneril "is especially steely," wrote Veronica Bruscini of BroadwayWorld.com and Brian McEleney "is a superior king... bodacious and bold," said Bill Gale of Rhode Island NPR.
Trinity Rep Acting Company member Brian McEleney stars as the aging Lear who divides his kingdom among his daughters, giving the largest share to the daughter who loves him best. Eldest daughters Goneril (DTC's Christie Vela) and Regan (Trinity Rep's Angela Brazil) flatter their father, while youngest daughter Cordelia (DTC's Abbey Siegworth) speaks honestly of her love. Lear is angered by Cordelia's response and gives his kingdom to Goneril and Regan. Once in power, their true feelings about their father become known and their betrayal sets the tragic tone for the rest of the play.
Additional Brierley Resident Acting Company members include Hassan El-Amin (Earl of Kent), Chamblee Ferguson (Duke of Cornwell), Lee Trull (Edmund) and Steven Michael Walters (Edgar). Also from Trinity Rep are Stephen Berenson (The Fool), Phyllis Kay (Gloucester), FrEd Sullivan, Jr. (Duke of Oswald) and Joe Wilson, Jr. (Duke of Albany). Rounding out the cast are SMU Meadows School of the Arts students Adam A. Anderson, Russell Jonas, BranDon Potter and Steve Torres.
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Two are all-pro and one is above average. If he needs that kind of receiving corp to be that productive, then the FO has their work cut out for them.
This is only going to make this team worse...as well as separation among the team.
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Ward was a four-time pro bowler, but never an NFL all-pro.
Holmes was never a pro-bowler, nor an all-pro. He had one 1,000 yard season as a Steeler, and it was not the season in question.
Washington above average? Okay, whatever. I'd call him no more than a decent #3 but no huge difference. He hasn't done much since leaving Pittsburgh, so I see no reason to tout him as being a huge reason for Roethlisberger's success that season.
You seem to be stating that Ben needs to be surrounded by top WRs in order to succeed, but you disprove your point by pointing out this group of receivers, which really is an average group.


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EDMONTON - Philippe Gigou does not know how he escaped an explosion and burning garage Monday evening that left two people dead.
When his girlfriend, who was inside their rental house at 416 Lee Ridge Rd., heard a loud bang, she ran outside, saw Gigou "coming out of the fire" and threw snow on his face.
"He doesn't remember how he got out of there," said his mother, Irene Gigou, speaking from the village of Saint-Louis-de-Kent in New Brunswick. "He's traumatized that he got out and his friends didn't make it."
She spoke with her 39-year-old son, known as Phil, from his hospital bed Tuesday night shortly after he learned a man and woman died in the fire.
One victim has been identified as Yannick Vigroux, a 38-year-old man who moved to Alberta from Montreal about eight years ago and worked as a welder.
"He was a great person," Vigroux's father said Wednesday. "It's very hard."
Gigou's hands were badly burned in the fire, and doctors told him he'll likely need skin grafts. His face was also burned. "He's in a lot of pain," Irene Gigou said.
She said her son — "a jack of all trades" — has always enjoyed working with his hands, fixing and building things.
"When he was about 10 years old, I had just bought a new bike and I went outside and he had my bicycle in pieces. I said 'What are you doing?' and he said 'I'm tuning up your bike.' "
Phil Gigou moved to Alberta seven years ago and worked a variety of construction and mechanic jobs. He had taken industrial mechanics in college and recently worked framing houses and building fences and decks.
"He can do pretty much anything he sets his mind on; he's a very manual guy," his mother said.
On Monday evening, Gigou and Vigroux were in the detached garage doing repair work on a vehicle. According to fire officials, the explosion happened after contents of the gas tank spilled out and the vapours ignited with a propane heater on the floor. The garage was engulfed in fire when firefighters arrived.
Irene Gigou and her husband are planning to travel to Edmonton next week to see their son. In the meantime, she's staying close to her phone, waiting for updates from the hospital.
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